G-Dragon denies drug allegations: "I've never used drugs"
South Korean musician G-Dragon, also a member of the K-pop boyband Big Bang, has denied allegations of drug use against him.
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South Korean musician G-Dragon, also a member of the K-pop boyband Big Bang, has denied allegations of drug use against him.
Agencies of other K-Pop celebrities dragged into Lee Sun-kyun and G-Dragon's drug controversy made their statements.
K-pop soloist and former BIGBANG leader G-Dragon, 35, has been booked by the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency for illegal drug use, according to South Korean media. YG Entertainment's response: While G-Dragon has not been detained, he is expected to be questioned in the coming days, according to Yonhap News. His former management, YG Entertainment, told reporters that it is “difficult to officially respond as he's not an artist belonging to our company.
The Drug Crime Investigation Unit of the Incheon Metropolitan Police has additionally booked 4 individuals for violating the Narcotics Cont…
(ANN/THE KOREAN HERALD) — The former leader of the K-pop band Big Bang, G-Dragon, 35, was reportedly booked for drug use on Wednesday. Kwon Ji-yong, his real name, is under police investigation for breaching the Narcotics Control Act without detention, according to local media citing Incheon Metropolitan Police. Despite reports linking the investigation to the […]